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  • Re: Armenian Soccer

    Should be NHL style rather than NFL where only crucial plays are reviewed. I hate the pace of the NFL sometimes...
    Azerbaboon: 9.000 Google hits and counting!

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      Wow, a video of Aleksanyan's own goal is trending right now on Youtube.

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      • Re: Armenian Soccer

        I think our youth teams have one of them is ti some games in november we can watch. One of them is tied for first place with the Cheks with a tie at their place. Watching euro cup gona be hard this year knowing how close we came.
        Hayastan or Bust.

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        • Re: Armenian Soccer

          Originally posted by Haykakan View Post
          I think our youth teams have one of them is ti some games in november we can watch. One of them is tied for first place with the Cheks with a tie at their place. Watching euro cup gona be hard this year knowing how close we came.
          We have a game against the Czech's November 11 and Wales November 15


          Our under 21 goalie is Arsen Petrosyan, the goalie who played against Ireland.

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          • Re: Armenian Soccer

            This is a few days old, but still a big deal
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            Armenian forward included in Euro 2012 dream team

            October 13, 2011 | 18:09

            BERLIN. - Forward of Armenian squad Yura Movsisyan is included in dream team of EURO 2012 qualifying round issued by German Bild portal.

            The team is as follows: goalkeeper – Manuel Neuer (Germany), defenders – Sergio Ramos (Spain), Vasilis Torosidis (Greece), Adil Rami (France), midfielders - Nani (Portugal), Mesut Ozil (Germany), Sebastian Larsson (Sweden), Konstantin Vassiljev (Estonia), forwards – Yura Movsisyan (Armenia), Klaas-Jan Huntelaar (the Netherlands) and Miroslav Klose (Germany), terrikon.com website reports.

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            • Re: Armenian Soccer

              Armenia needs fullbacks badly

              Fullback of “Ural” team Denis Tumasyan told he hopes to receive an invitation from Armenian National Football team.



              Fullback of “Ural” team Denis Tumasyan told in the interview given to onedivision.ru that he hopes to receive an invitation from Armenian National Football team.

              “Frankly speaking I didn’t get an invitation in fall. I don’t understand something. It is possible that they invite me before the new qualification round kicks off, we’ll see,” Denis Tumasyan said.

              TODAY, 18:28

              Aysor.am
              General Antranik (1865-1927): “I am not a nationalist. I recognize only one nation, the nation of the oppressed.”

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              • Re: Armenian Soccer



                cristiano ronaldo vs armenian boy

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                • Re: Armenian Soccer

                  Originally posted by ArmeniaR1 View Post
                  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NboIuVybkac

                  cristiano ronaldo vs armenian boy
                  That's actually an Uzbeki kid.

                  Tashkent / UZBEKISTAN / 22 December 2009The best footballer in the World and Europe Cristiano Ronaldo gave a master class for young footballers and produced...

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                  • Re: Armenian Soccer

                    Originally posted by Mher View Post
                    Lets hope so
                    All this talk of tradition is illogical. Yeah that system worked 100 years ago when games where played on dirt fields, the players where part time athletes, with a couple of dozen people watching and horses where still preferred over cars. Not when hundreds of millions of dollars go into building stadiums, recruiting and training players, finding the correct coaches and leaders, and huge television deals, while millions of people follow the game. Even if the argument is not based on tradition, and is based on time efficiency, I cannot imagine how a referee watching a play upstairs for 40 seconds and confirming an obvious mistake by the field ref takes more time than a shouting match between players and refs which takes several minutes and costs clubs and countries years of effort.
                    They had the same argument in baseball, and look how efficiently that worked out.
                    Originally posted by Federate View Post
                    Should be NHL style rather than NFL where only crucial plays are reviewed. I hate the pace of the NFL sometimes...
                    Since a single crucial error usually determines the outcome, the obvious solution would be granting each team one challenge per game. It will prevent abuse and preserve the fast pace. Unfortunately, however, there are many pockets lined in modern football.
                    Last edited by Zartonq; 11-04-2011, 02:00 PM.

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                    • Re: Armenian Soccer

                      Great performance by the lads. Very proud of them.

                      CSKA Moscow wants to sign Yura now. I'm sure we will see our players going to bigger and better clubs in the near future.

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